Story Spot Brisbane

Various ambient soundscapes of different locations in Brisbane City.

Botanic Garden at 5am! Griffith Uni Creative Audio Assessment2

5am at botanic gardens Creative Audio Assessment2 Griffithuni

Task 1 Sensing Environments

For ISEA2024, River Listening are hosting live streams from the Brisbane River, locative media sound walks and dusk tours of the Brisbane River with a live mix of the soundscapes beneath the surface. Additionally, the team are launching a new mobile app that will feature a live sound mix of the Brisbane River for the duration of ISEA2024. The live soundscapes will be accessible www.riverlistening.com.au and guided interactive tours where audiences will learn about the art and science of listening to rivers while immersed in the soundscapes beneath the surface. These sound walks include geolocated points along the Brisbane River and focus around connecting ISEA venues across Brisbane. For ISEA204, these interactive experiences update and evolve every day and draw on a database of recordings from the Brisbane River over the last 10 years, along with live hydrophones during ISEA mixing into a generative sound environment immersing listeners beneath the surface.

This collection of soundscapes allows you to immerse yourself in events that have changed the world. These shocking and chilling sounds give insight into what it would have been like to be in the mists of chaos. This installation piece explores how sound affects and moves us. This work contains loud noises and sensitive content. Close your eyes, lie down and be immerse in events that changed the world.

Explore the sounds of 2019 Brisbane City Botanical Gardens through an interactive soundscape. This project is to provide experience to the audience how it is like to walk in the park without or minimal noise pollution.

Enjoy an audio-enhanced experience of Brisbane City Council’s Botanica: Contemporary art outside exhibition in the Brisbane City Botanic Gardens. Created by Andrew R Brown. Supported by Griffith University.

A sonic exploration of Things heard not seen. Amongst the layers of Brisbane city’s soundscape is a transmission lost amongst the noise. Whilst we wander or commute from A to B we are unaware of the many frequencies that radiate from our devices, these frequencies known as electromagnetic fields are with us for as long as electricity flows through our devices. ‘Urban waves’ is a short timeline through multiple layers that sit between us and the earths core.